This is my favorite Chris Stapleton song. It is more low key locally than other songs but the mood and the setting is perfect. You actually feel like you're on death row and I'm a normal woman and I've never been on death row but I knew exactly how that man was feeling. Chris has that ability with all his songs to make you feel everything❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was a huge SRV fan too...Listening to Chris makes me feel the same way. I sang with BB King down in New Orleans one afternoon just kicking it with friends in a small bar when he came in and ASKED us if he could join us!!!....it was magical, something I'll never forget. Made my little 🇨🇦 heart so happy!!
Even the music tells the story along with Chris's amazing story telling. It's like a clock ticking down the days or walking that last mile to the death chamber. You can visually see the story he's telling. Chris is just awesome!!
I enjoy Chris. He's real not gimmicky. First Chris Stapleton is from a small town in Kentucky. His family predominantly were coal miners. He's smart was ranked high in HS & went to college intending to be an engineer. He didn't finish instead choosing to be in music. His voice has matured over the years with one of his influences being Ottis Redding. He's a musician and been in a few bands since his teens. Mostly Southern Rock & Bluegrass. That is him playing the solo and all through the song. He's also performed besides top artists in Country, R&B and Pop too (name a few, Justin Timberlake, Pink, Bruno Mars & Edward Sheeran). Watch his acoustic guitar with his wife on NPR to see the talent. He also is a songwriter ('Tennessee Whiskey') is not his first song. Amazingly he's written for several top Country singers. He has no problem whatsoever whomever covers his music. Exactly like Whitney Houston covering Dolly Parton's song she made $$$ & got more exposure more wanted to sing it. The woman accompanying him on 'Tennessee Whiskey' & other songs is his wife Morgane. She is a professional singer in her own right. Together they created 5 children and reside in Nashville. These last years he has hit a stride as a singer/songwriter. He's not an overnight success but seems to have popped up. Hard work brought him the recognition, brains writing & playing keeping it real brought attention. Everyone has opinions/comments, to each his own. Agree to disagree. As for this song; songs can have face value or meanings can be applied. Could be a few songs collectively have an undertone same evil. Death row - Could be a death row prisoner awaiting execution. Or, an addict/reckless life choices unwilling/incapable of stopping waiting for his life to end from the path he's on knowing going to crash & burn in just matter of time. Have a relative been drinking heavily over 35 years. Mentally wrecked, unable to hold a job and lost himself in the bottle vegging all day with no purpose. Sounds a lot like the song. Facts: - Banjos were slave instruments, created with what was on hand. It became rebellious act of disdain from being forced to play many stopped & refused to learn the instrument. Banjos are one of the staples of the country music sound. - Like tap, country music AND blues were derived from European folk & slave/gospel music. Harmonies heard are both from church & simple music. - Country music isn't only in the backwoods or Grand Ole Opry, it's nationwide. I listened growing up as well as blues, classical, oldies & soul (even polkas). Everyone who listens to country doesn't necessarily mean won't listen to rap, rock or any other music. - Piracy of songs & stylistic renderings occurred throughout the 20s-60s of "Colored" music especially the blues genre. Many musicians/songwriters lost recognition, fame & royalties being scammed out of their rights/money. Racism was valid excuse white mass audiences would be interested in only listening to white artists. Pat Boone is example of a singer that did covers of many colored singers' songs. Tom Jones was another, even Elvis Pressley ('You Ain't Nothing But A Hound Dog'). Subtly it still is happening today. A black singer is talented but when a white singer sounds like the black singer who is noticed & thought to be better?
Amazing how chris seems to appeal to all walks of life, age, creed, color etc. Fabulous... his jompson brothers album is badass too. He was even incredible in the steeldrivers bluegrass band. Check them out!
Country fans knew Chris Stapleton before the awards show with Justin Timberlake. The reason Justin was on the show was because Chris Stapleton was nominated for so many awards. He had already won Grammy for best album.
I think a lot of us were exposed to him as a "Newbie" musical guest on Saturday Night Live almost 5 years ago. He played "Parachute" and "Nobody To Blame". He walked out with a hat, boots and a duster... Blew everyone away, and by morning, his old UA-cam videos blew up beyond belief... After years of paying his dues, Chris was one of the slowest "Overnight-successes" ever. ;-)
Oh my gosh!! This is the first song I heard of his. He opened his mouth and he knocked me out. Just like Stevie Ray did the first time we heard him when we moved to Texas! Nothing like them!! Love y'all's reactions👍
Part of his great gift is his sensitivity. It's there in his lyrics just as much as in his music. Just like Death Row captures living with no future, Can You Run (when he was with The Steeldrivers) captures the atrocity of slavery and Scarecrow In the Garden captures the despair of poverty. He's brilliant on every front. His concerts are an out-of-body experience.
He just did a guest appearance at one of John Mayer’s shows. John asks him “you want to sing one mine or your songs?” Chris responds, “Why don’t we just write a song.“ So they wrote a new song the night before and performed it in front of a sold out crowd. It’s actually a good song too. I think it’s called “I just remembered I don’t Care Anymore”
I saw SRV in Seattle when he opened for Ray Charles. Festival and paid $7 to see them. Never knew Stevie but we were stunned! Couldn't believe he played like the guitar was part of his body. His voice was my favorite, raspy, blues, and could feel his voice to your core! He died 6 months later and was unable to see him again.
Honestly, when you listen to the background music... it sounds like hes walking down the hallway of the cells in the jail with the chains dragging the ground...
Stevie Ray Vaughan (hell yeah!) was a musical genius. It will be 29 years Tuesday when he died in a helicopter crash August 27, 1990 and was 37 days shy of his 36th birthday. I look forward to your reactions to anything SRV. I love Chris Stapleton the same but different. Loving your reactions to him as well.
yep, tomorrow, should be a memorial, Im 68, got to almost accidentaly seen SRV at the Ohio State Fair, not sure what year it was, Live Alive tour, it was awesome, played guitar behind his head, will never forget it
Chris Stapleton has wrote and co wrote with many artists. He has been the business for several years. Nashville knew they had a star . He is good. Hey shout out from one Applation American to another. Much love from KY Poet Girl
Fun Fact: Whiskey and You is the theme song of a cable show named Yellowstone and Yep, Chris sings it. Also he wanted to be in Game of Thrones so they made him a white walker. Just the season eight night battle episode.
My uncle used to sing, and play his guitar on our porch. I totally get that. It takes you to back in the day. I feel like I'm 8 years old again listening to him, and my my grandpappy playing.
Check out chris from about 10-12 years ago from a writer's cruise. "Fool me again" he sits and sings so effortlessly. one of my favorite songs. he wrote it with al anderson, the man he starts the video playing the guitar.
Chris's only video is 'Fire Away' I believe. He only did that one because of the message behind it. Most of his stuff is studio or live. His live stuff is always better. He is a raw music artist. Everyone forgets that singing with JT at the CMA's wasn't his breakout. He was at the CMA's winning artist awards. He has written over a thousand songs over the years for very famous people. His wife (also a singer) encouraged him to get out there and make his own songs.
JT came to the CMA's because he is a friend and fan of Chris's. His being there only introduced Chris to Justin's fan base. He was already famous in the country world.
Best Stapleton quote of all time "i create music that i think id like to hear hell with the studios" lol plus he wrote 20+ hits before his wife convinced him to play his own and then took off! Thank god for this man lol
I saw him live from the front of the stage in 2017, best damn concert I’ve ever been to. My wife and I are going again on oct 4th. Spring for the single barrel experience, also is you join his fan club you get access to early ticket sales. Worth every damn penny!
Randy S cool, we will be in the GA Floor area. I could literally touch the stage last time (well not touch, small security gap). We bought the single barrel experience, get to sample some whiskeys at the cox center before the show and check out his collection of awards, and some guitars. Then we get let in early to get our spot on the floor. If you get another opportunity to see him I’d highly suggest it, worth every penny.
You simply MUST go to a Chris Stapleton concert!! It is an experience of a lifetime. I would go again and I went as a virgin to his music. His fans are friendly too, do GA tickets it's a vibe. 😎
Yeeees! Somebody else that knows Barely Alive (live version) is one of the most powerful performance from him. People sleep on that video, but like you said, they will be floored! I was when I heard it, its now one of my favorite from him.
Technically hes listed under like 8 genre's so from song to song they sound more like 1 over the rest but he has alot of "country" songs and i think he has written for more country artist than any other genre but like Stan said and i 100% agree he is his own genre and after seeing him in concert last month im convince thats the truth lol great reactions as always!!!
No, Death Row came out on his album From A Room Volume 1..Love you reactions for sure. He has 3 albums out..You really need to check all of them out,,,Traveler,,From A Room Volume 1 and From A Room Volume 2...He also was in a band called The Jompson Brothers which is rock and is fantastic and a bluegrass band called The Steeldrivers...And yes, you must see him live. I saw him live here in Denver 2016,, It was before he started playing the huge venues. There were only 3000 at the Fillmore and I was front and just left of center! It was amazing.
I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in Seattle for $7 when he opened for Ray Charles. It was a year prior to his passing. We didn't know who he was, but Stevie was one of a kind. So talented! We went out and bought every record he made! RIP SRV 💖. Love Chris Stapleton and his wife Morgane!
Yes to Stevie Ray Vaughn...He grew up in Dallas Tx.....Willie Nelson..Roll me up and smoke me when I die...Toby Keith Never smoke weed with Willie again-live performance and Willie with Ray Charles...Seven Spanish Angels....all cool songs
Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, BB King, Ray Charles, Sam Cook, you can hear them all in him. The CMA awards show was in 2015. This song pre-dates that. He's got so many masterpieces in his catalog. Sooooo much left for you guys to discover...
Looking forward to it, Lisa! As usual the only downside for us is we have to wait and go through it slowly so that we can do first-time reactions for everybody!
Bluegrass fans have known him for years. He was in a band called The Steeldrivers. Check out Ghosts of Mississippi, If it hadn't been for Love, Good Corn Liquor, Where Rainbows never die.... Oh I could go on and on. His songs are awesome and I miss him in the band. He is a class act for sure!!
He's guys, I'm a new subscriber all the way from the UK. I've watched all your reactions to Chris Stapleton, seeing the look on your faces when he starts to sing is priceless. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, react to any RORY GALLAGHER track... Million miles away, As the crow flys, Tattooed lady, shin kicker, and theres many more. Rory was a irish blues/rock multi-instrumentalist. 🎸🥰🤩🇮🇪 RIP RORY Slash from Guns and Roses is a huge fan of his.🎸💗
I don’t know if you have ever heard of Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa but if not, do yourselves a favor as music lovers and check out any of their live performances. My personal favorite is cover of Etta James “Id rather go blind” . But you still need to check out Chris Stapleton’s Live cover of James Browns “Man’s World”. Good stuff guys.
I found these the best Beth videos. ... **Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart - I'll Take Care Of You (Beacon Theatre, Live From New York) ua-cam.com/video/ZPVdYk0VL6k/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - A Change is Gonna Come (FRICKIN AWESOME!!!) @ the Echoplex ua-cam.com/video/QnIL8AKWRNQ/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - Mama (Live at Paradiso) ua-cam.com/video/OcgMcO_3Rv4/v-deo.html Beth & Joe - I'd Rather Go Blind - Live in Amsterdam ua-cam.com/video/UEHwO_UEp7A/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - Am I The One Live At Paradiso ua-cam.com/video/UgrBn072lMU/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - Close To My Fire (Live At The Royal Albert Hall) 2018 ua-cam.com/video/O52kh1lhZow/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - Your Heart Is As Black As Night (Live At The Royal Albert Hall) ua-cam.com/video/UXE0H8TgKvE/v-deo.html **Beth & Joe - I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know - Live in Amsterdam ua-cam.com/video/bOQ07fVVDJQ/v-deo.html **Beth Hart - Fire On The Floor (Official Lyric Video) ua-cam.com/video/sV2BiD9LCn8/v-deo.html
@@TheBandSShow I believe Joe Bonamassa is one of the best of the modern guitarists today. If you love the guitar check out the link above to *Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart - I'll Take Care Of You (Beacon Theatre, Live From New York)
You guys have to go to the concert. I saw him here in Memphis on my birthday. October 5th. It will absolutely change your life. Simply awe inspiring. He sounds better live and it’s a damn good show. Please post a review if you guys get to go.
Amoung all the reviewers i've watched on this performance, yours is unique from all the others in that you are the only one who laughed all the way through it.
The fact that he was just in the crowd watching a concert when the band invited him on stage and he did that cover impromptu is ridiculous, this man Chris is def something special
Another great reaction. Please continue to react to him! Fool Me Again is an awesome song. A few more are, Millionaire, What are you listening to, Barely Alive, Whiskey and You, his cover of This is a Man's World. Great job guys.
This song creates atmosphere. I just saw him live a few weeks ago and you will definately kick yourselves if you don't go see him. You could just start reacting to his whole library, lol. Also could you check out Marc Broussard? He's from Louisiana and he's got a fine bayou soul voice. His video Home is a good place to start as he was only 16 or 17 when he did it.
Thank you for reacting to Chris Stapleton! He is amazing! I’m going to see him in November! I can’t wait!! While you’re still reacting to country, I would Love to see y’all react to Home Free! They are an a cappella country group that won season 4 of The Sing Off! It’s kinda hard to tell ya where to start! I’m going to suggest Country Fried Pop Medley. Trust me when I say that the flood gates will open and Home Fries will pour in! 😁
I agree, the song by itself is awesome but when you put the story of that video with it, it becomes POWERFUL. It drags your heart into that bathtub with her.
Ya'll need to come down here to Nashville for a week or so , now true it is hard to compare to chris , there is some serious talent that unfortunately will never be discovered. Where I work is Bar called winner's Bar and Grill ( next door to loser's) and we have an event that has been going on for 9 years. Every Monday and Thursday call The Whiskey Jam. Some of the best musicians you have ever heard have played our stage. There's a band that plays Wednesday night call Justin Johnson and the suicide watch they are amazing that we may not be all that busy on a Wednesday night in Nashville, but it's worth the trip. Just a sit back have a beer and watch these guys play. But The same goes for a lot of the musicians in this town.
I just watched True Detective Season 1 for about the 4th time last week and you're right, this song has that same type of erie feeling.
This is my favorite Chris Stapleton song. It is more low key locally than other songs but the mood and the setting is perfect. You actually feel like you're on death row and I'm a normal woman and I've never been on death row but I knew exactly how that man was feeling. Chris has that ability with all his songs to make you feel everything❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was a huge SRV fan too...Listening to Chris makes me feel the same way.
I sang with BB King down in New Orleans one afternoon just kicking it with friends in a small bar when he came in and ASKED us if he could join us!!!....it was magical, something I'll never forget. Made my little 🇨🇦 heart so happy!!
Even the music tells the story along with Chris's amazing story telling. It's like a clock ticking down the days or walking that last mile to the death chamber. You can visually see the story he's telling. Chris is just awesome!!
He has the ability to make you feel as though you are present with all his songs. Truly an artist of his own
He doesn't rush the music like maybe he's takin a sip of his whiskey in between his lines. 😍😍😍
He is freaking spectacular live!!! I’ve seen him twice!
I enjoy Chris. He's real not gimmicky. First Chris Stapleton is from a small town in Kentucky. His family predominantly were coal miners.
He's smart was ranked high in HS & went to college intending to be an engineer. He didn't finish instead choosing to be in music.
His voice has matured over the years with one of his influences being Ottis Redding.
He's a musician and been in a few bands since his teens. Mostly Southern Rock & Bluegrass. That is him playing the solo and all through the song.
He's also performed besides top artists in Country, R&B and Pop too (name a few, Justin Timberlake, Pink, Bruno Mars & Edward Sheeran).
Watch his acoustic guitar with his wife on NPR to see the talent.
He also is a songwriter ('Tennessee Whiskey') is not his first song. Amazingly he's written for several top Country singers. He has no problem whatsoever whomever covers his music. Exactly like Whitney Houston covering Dolly Parton's song she made $$$ & got more exposure more wanted to sing it.
The woman accompanying him on 'Tennessee Whiskey' & other songs is his wife Morgane. She is a professional singer in her own right.
Together they created 5 children and reside in Nashville. These last years he has hit a stride as a singer/songwriter. He's not an overnight success but seems to have popped up. Hard work brought him the recognition, brains writing & playing keeping it real brought attention.
Everyone has opinions/comments, to each his own. Agree to disagree.
As for this song; songs can have face value or meanings can be applied. Could be a few songs collectively have an undertone same evil.
Death row - Could be a death row prisoner awaiting execution. Or, an addict/reckless life choices unwilling/incapable of stopping waiting for his life to end from the path he's on knowing going to crash & burn in just matter of time.
Have a relative been drinking heavily over 35 years. Mentally wrecked, unable to hold a job and lost himself in the bottle vegging all day with no purpose. Sounds a lot like the song.
Facts:
- Banjos were slave instruments, created with what was on hand. It became rebellious act of disdain from being forced to play many stopped & refused to learn the instrument. Banjos are one of the staples of the country music sound.
- Like tap, country music AND blues were derived from European folk & slave/gospel music. Harmonies heard are both from church & simple music.
- Country music isn't only in the backwoods or Grand Ole Opry, it's nationwide.
I listened growing up as well as blues, classical, oldies & soul (even polkas). Everyone who listens to country doesn't necessarily mean won't listen to rap, rock or any other music.
- Piracy of songs & stylistic renderings occurred throughout the 20s-60s of "Colored" music especially the blues genre. Many musicians/songwriters lost recognition, fame & royalties being scammed out of their rights/money.
Racism was valid excuse white mass audiences would be interested in only listening to white artists. Pat Boone is example of a singer that did covers of many colored singers' songs. Tom Jones was another, even Elvis Pressley ('You Ain't Nothing But A Hound Dog').
Subtly it still is happening today. A black singer is talented but when a white singer sounds like the black singer who is noticed & thought to be better?
Amazing how chris seems to appeal to all walks of life, age, creed, color etc. Fabulous... his jompson brothers album is badass too. He was even incredible in the steeldrivers bluegrass band. Check them out!
He great in all of the bands
There's only a heartbeat's difference between blues and true country anyway. Chris has a gift for blurring those lines even further. ☺️♥️✌️
Country fans knew Chris Stapleton before the awards show with Justin Timberlake. The reason Justin was on the show was because Chris Stapleton was nominated for so many awards. He had already won Grammy for best album.
I think a lot of us were exposed to him as a "Newbie" musical guest on Saturday Night Live almost 5 years ago. He played "Parachute" and "Nobody To Blame".
He walked out with a hat, boots and a duster... Blew everyone away, and by morning, his old UA-cam videos blew up beyond belief... After years of paying his dues, Chris was one of the slowest "Overnight-successes" ever. ;-)
“Don’t nobody leave here without singin the blues” 🔥
You can’t compare Chris to anyone. He is amazing! His voice is one of kind💯💯💯
He is amazing live!!! He does not dance around and put on a show, he just sings and plays guitar 😋
Chris Stapleton is a master story teller, I’ve never head a song of his and then wondered what it meant.
I agree with you guys, you cannot label or contain Chris Stapleton. He's in a class of his own.
Yes ma'am
Oh my gosh!! This is the first song I heard of his. He opened his mouth and he knocked me out. Just like Stevie Ray did the first time we heard him when we moved to Texas! Nothing like them!! Love y'all's reactions👍
Had a beer with him at a bluegrass festival when he he was with the Steeldrivers. He was REAL.
Steeldrivers! Yes!
Wow!!!!
Part of his great gift is his sensitivity. It's there in his lyrics just as much as in his music. Just like Death Row captures living with no future, Can You Run (when he was with The Steeldrivers) captures the atrocity of slavery and Scarecrow In the Garden captures the despair of poverty. He's brilliant on every front. His concerts are an out-of-body experience.
Basically, this is the sequel to "If It Hadn't Been For Love" from back in his SteelDriver days.
He just did a guest appearance at one of John Mayer’s shows. John asks him “you want to sing one mine or your songs?” Chris responds, “Why don’t we just write a song.“ So they wrote a new song the night before and performed it in front of a sold out crowd. It’s actually a good song too. I think it’s called “I just remembered I don’t Care Anymore”
YES!!!! STEVIE RAY!!! I am still heartbroken we lost him. Listen to him everyday.
Me too! Every single day! 👋
Me too one of my favorites
I saw Chris Stapleton in Pittsburgh 2 weeks ago, one of the best concerts I have been to. Definitely go see him. He is the truth.
I am a Grandma, just subscribed today. Keep it up boys. I’ve been following Chris about 8-9 years now. Golden voice, great dude.
Every time I hear this song the beat is like the person pacing back and forth in his cell...it's almost like you can picture it..
I saw SRV in Seattle when he opened for Ray Charles. Festival and paid $7 to see them. Never knew Stevie but we were stunned! Couldn't believe he played like the guitar was part of his body. His voice was my favorite, raspy, blues, and could feel his voice to your core! He died 6 months later and was unable to see him again.
Honestly, when you listen to the background music... it sounds like hes walking down the hallway of the cells in the jail with the chains dragging the ground...
Almost chaingang-esque
fr😊..would have been THE soundtrack for the 'Green Mile' movie!!!
I just said the same thing on another video reaction
yeah...this part also reminds me of ain´t no grave from Johnny Cash
Almost sounds like an oil rig in the middle of nowhere west Texas
I’ve seen him 4 times and will forever ever go to his concert when he’s close I absolutely love him
Stevie Ray Vaughan (hell yeah!) was a musical genius. It will be 29 years Tuesday when he died in a helicopter crash August 27, 1990 and was 37 days shy of his 36th birthday. I look forward to your reactions to anything SRV. I love Chris Stapleton the same but different. Loving your reactions to him as well.
yep, tomorrow, should be a memorial, Im 68, got to almost accidentaly seen SRV at the Ohio State Fair, not sure what year it was, Live Alive tour, it was awesome, played guitar behind his head, will never forget it
Chris Stapleton has wrote and co wrote with many artists. He has been the business for several years. Nashville knew they had a star . He is good. Hey shout out from one Applation American to another. Much love from KY Poet Girl
Seeing him live this summer changed my SOUL! His music saves my life everyday ❤️✌🏼
Listening to Chris Stapleton is like the beginning of a good whiskey buzz. I can't elaborate, it's just how I feel.
Fun Fact: Whiskey and You is the theme song of a cable show named Yellowstone and Yep, Chris sings it. Also he wanted to be in Game of Thrones so they made him a white walker. Just the season eight night battle episode.
He’s got an almost 20 year catalogue of music he’s written, just waiting to be recorded and released.
I will be waiting.
He will ruin concerts for you..He is the only person I've seen live that sounds better than on his album's..
That's the truth.. I was just saying that today.. It's very rare to be better live..
His live singing is BETTER then any record
@@tinkredheadedpixie7278 his singing is better in General than anyone's
@@geraldinedarbyhall488 truth
Check out Cody Jinks and Ward Davis. They both sound just as good live as on the album.
Thank you for doing this song and getting Chris Stapletons music out there!!!
My uncle used to sing, and play his guitar on our porch. I totally get that. It takes you to back in the day. I feel like I'm 8 years old again listening to him, and my my grandpappy playing.
Seen him in concert 4 times, and he sounds exactly the same in person! Great show
He just makes it look/sound effortless!!! Thanks for the reaction!
He used to sing with the Steeldrivers (Bluegrass) and the rock band the Johmpson Brothers
Check out chris from about 10-12 years ago from a writer's cruise. "Fool me again" he sits and sings so effortlessly. one of my favorite songs. he wrote it with al anderson, the man he starts the video playing the guitar.
Fool me again is one of my favorite ,I've played that song a hundred times
Scarecrow in the garden. Very very good
Chris is the king of stank face reactions.
His wife is a amazing singer as well
"Sometimes I cry" is one to hear!!!!!!!!!
I'm seeing him THIS FRIDAY and I CANNOT wait!!! I'm so EXCITED!!!!!!
Arkie mama, prepare for an out of body experience!!!Have a great time!!!
@@LisafromFL haha! It was so great❤ I just wish it wasn't an arena, but he's way beyond the club setting 😞
Definitely do his songs
1.Tennessee whiskey
2. Millionaire
3. His cover of "this is a mans world"
4. What are you listening to
What Are You Listening To? When The Stars Come Out, Fool Me Again. 2018 CMA with Maves Staples
I love Chris Stapleton!! He's coming in concert here by ny home in September 2020 if the covid 19 hasn't cancelled it. my god I really want to go!!❤❤
Talent, plain and simple
Chris's only video is 'Fire Away' I believe. He only did that one because of the message behind it. Most of his stuff is studio or live. His live stuff is always better. He is a raw music artist. Everyone forgets that singing with JT at the CMA's wasn't his breakout. He was at the CMA's winning artist awards. He has written over a thousand songs over the years for very famous people. His wife (also a singer) encouraged him to get out there and make his own songs.
Good call- I was thinking live! I didn't look exhaustively but didn't see a live version of death row to do.
JT came to the CMA's because he is a friend and fan of Chris's. His being there only introduced Chris to Justin's fan base. He was already famous in the country world.
Well, Say Something with Justin Timberlake is a full video but done live in a single take too! It's pretty cool.
"Fire Away" is a beautifully sad song
Listen to "Broken Halos and Parachute" also awesome songs.
Never heard this one before. Powerful.
That slow rhythmic pace is Chris walking the green mile on his way to the chair.
Best Stapleton quote of all time "i create music that i think id like to hear hell with the studios" lol plus he wrote 20+ hits before his wife convinced him to play his own and then took off! Thank god for this man lol
Chris is the man. Best vocalist in country right now. If you guys like southern rock, you should check out The Steel Woods-Straw in the wind.
this song is a masterpiece
I just saw him in July... he's incredible live. Sounds just the same! you won't be wasting any money there!
I'm from Kentucky too. We love Chris Stapleton!
A little Eric Clapton/BB King.
Dudes...Chris Stapleton is his OWN GENRE❣❣❣ just sayin y'all....🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Bluegrass, blues, rock, country.. the man is pure SOUL
I saw him live from the front of the stage in 2017, best damn concert I’ve ever been to. My wife and I are going again on oct 4th. Spring for the single barrel experience, also is you join his fan club you get access to early ticket sales. Worth every damn penny!
I’m going to be at the OKC show too. Got my tickets about a month ago.
Randy S what type of tickets you get?
Randy S it’s going to be such an awesome show! I can’t wait
I'm AncientGamer We’re going to be on the front row of section 107 just to the right of the stage.
Randy S cool, we will be in the GA Floor area. I could literally touch the stage last time (well not touch, small security gap). We bought the single barrel experience, get to sample some whiskeys at the cox center before the show and check out his collection of awards, and some guitars. Then we get let in early to get our spot on the floor. If you get another opportunity to see him I’d highly suggest it, worth every penny.
You simply MUST go to a Chris Stapleton concert!! It is an experience of a lifetime. I would go again and I went as a virgin to his music. His fans are friendly too, do GA tickets it's a vibe. 😎
Chris Stapleton barely alive acoustic "live" is he best performance you will be floored.
Yeeees! Somebody else that knows Barely Alive (live version) is one of the most powerful performance from him. People sleep on that video, but like you said, they will be floored! I was when I heard it, its now one of my favorite from him.
Go Steelers. Here are more you need in your life.
*Daddy doesn't pray anymore.
*Broken Halos
*Nobody to blame
*What are you listening to.
*Either way
Yes I agree. He makes you feel like you’re there. All that feeling is #1!
Worth every penny live. The song you are used to are totally different live. He changes things around
Technically hes listed under like 8 genre's so from song to song they sound more like 1 over the rest but he has alot of "country" songs and i think he has written for more country artist than any other genre but like Stan said and i 100% agree he is his own genre and after seeing him in concert last month im convince thats the truth lol great reactions as always!!!
When I hear this song, it feels like I’m on death row in the cell next to him. Crazy!
Hey guys, I feel that Stevie Ray Vaughn was a guitar player that could sing. Chris Stapleton is a singer that plays guitar.
Goooooo Steelers
Love Stapleton, cant get enough, reminds me of another favorite, Bob Seger
No, Death Row came out on his album From A Room Volume 1..Love you reactions for sure. He has 3 albums out..You really need to check all of them out,,,Traveler,,From A Room Volume 1 and From A Room Volume 2...He also was in a band called The Jompson Brothers which is rock and is fantastic and a bluegrass band called The Steeldrivers...And yes, you must see him live. I saw him live here in Denver 2016,, It was before he started playing the huge venues. There were only 3000 at the Fillmore and I was front and just left of center! It was amazing.
That tic tic tic in the background is drumsticks on the snare rim...clock marking time...
Definitely go to his concert!! He's the best live performer I've ever seen, its definitely worth paying for front row seats if you can!!
It’s a bit different from the bluesy sound but Traveller by Chris Stapleton is one of my favs.
I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in Seattle for $7 when he opened for Ray Charles. It was a year prior to his passing. We didn't know who he was, but Stevie was one of a kind. So talented! We went out and bought every record he made! RIP SRV 💖. Love Chris Stapleton and his wife Morgane!
Yes to Stevie Ray Vaughn...He grew up in Dallas Tx.....Willie Nelson..Roll me up and smoke me when I die...Toby Keith Never smoke weed with Willie again-live performance and Willie with Ray Charles...Seven Spanish Angels....all cool songs
I love your reactions fellas. You guys are real and unique. I appreciate that. Thanks fellas!!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, BB King, Ray Charles, Sam Cook, you can hear them all in him. The CMA awards show was in 2015. This song pre-dates that. He's got so many masterpieces in his catalog. Sooooo much left for you guys to discover...
Looking forward to it, Lisa! As usual the only downside for us is we have to wait and go through it slowly so that we can do first-time reactions for everybody!
Bluegrass fans have known him for years. He was in a band called The Steeldrivers. Check out Ghosts of Mississippi, If it hadn't been for Love, Good Corn Liquor, Where Rainbows never die.... Oh I could go on and on. His songs are awesome and I miss him in the band. He is a class act for sure!!
He's guys, I'm a new subscriber all the way from the UK. I've watched all your reactions to Chris Stapleton, seeing the look on your faces when he starts to sing is priceless.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, react to any RORY GALLAGHER track...
Million miles away, As the crow flys, Tattooed lady, shin kicker, and theres many more.
Rory was a irish blues/rock multi-instrumentalist.
🎸🥰🤩🇮🇪 RIP RORY
Slash from Guns and Roses is a huge fan of his.🎸💗
You got it, going on the list!
Thanx for the reply, I'll be watching and waiting. 🎸👍😁
I don’t know if you have ever heard of Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa but if not, do yourselves a favor as music lovers and check out any of their live performances. My personal favorite is cover of Etta James “Id rather go blind” .
But you still need to check out Chris Stapleton’s Live cover of James Browns “Man’s World”.
Good stuff guys.
I found these the best Beth videos.
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**Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart - I'll Take Care Of You (Beacon Theatre, Live From New York)
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**Beth Hart - A Change is Gonna Come (FRICKIN AWESOME!!!) @ the Echoplex
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**Beth Hart - Mama (Live at Paradiso)
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Beth & Joe - I'd Rather Go Blind - Live in Amsterdam
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**Beth Hart - Am I The One Live At Paradiso
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**Beth Hart - Close To My Fire (Live At The Royal Albert Hall) 2018
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**Beth Hart - Your Heart Is As Black As Night (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
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**Beth & Joe - I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know - Live in Amsterdam
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**Beth Hart - Fire On The Floor (Official Lyric Video)
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Dang you are the link master
The B and S Show You will be very pleasantly surprised if you get into these great artists.
TeenyStudio Flicks Thank you for the links. You are right on point.
@@TheBandSShow I believe Joe Bonamassa is one of the best of the modern guitarists today. If you love the guitar check out the link above to *Joe Bonamassa & Beth Hart - I'll Take Care Of You (Beacon Theatre, Live From New York)
Thats Stapleton. It WOULD sound that good on the porch. Keep it up fellas.
You guys have to go to the concert. I saw him here in Memphis on my birthday. October 5th. It will absolutely change your life. Simply awe inspiring. He sounds better live and it’s a damn good show. Please post a review if you guys get to go.
Loving that you guys are so thrilled with Chris. He truly is an incredible talent. You should check out Was it 26 and Might as Well get Stoned.
Amoung all the reviewers i've watched on this performance, yours is unique from all the others in that you are the only one who laughed all the way through it.
YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT A MANS WORLD BY CHRIS..... BEST VIDEO AND VOCALS EVER!!!
Absolutely. Does James Brown proud.
Jason Gilbert you sir....are correct! It’s insane!!!!!!!
The fact that he was just in the crowd watching a concert when the band invited him on stage and he did that cover impromptu is ridiculous, this man Chris is def something special
You need to try Chris Stapleton What are you listening to, live Acoustic Version you of his best
Yeah, the one in the radio station. Flawless.
thumbs up... signed Nightwish Army...
Keep it goin fellers, outlaw state of mine next plz
If you have the chance, you have to go see him live. awesome live better than studio sound.
Tell you what... In the porch he would sound just as good if not better. This guy is as good live as in studio, trust me
Another great reaction. Please continue to react to him! Fool Me Again is an awesome song. A few more are, Millionaire, What are you listening to, Barely Alive, Whiskey and You, his cover of This is a Man's World. Great job guys.
This song creates atmosphere. I just saw him live a few weeks ago and you will definately kick yourselves if you don't go see him. You could just start reacting to his whole library, lol. Also could you check out Marc Broussard? He's from Louisiana and he's got a fine bayou soul voice. His video Home is a good place to start as he was only 16 or 17 when he did it.
Agreed.. reminds me of True Detective.
God Bless your reactions. Makes us feel good
Love me some Chris Stapleton 😊🙏💕
Thank you for reacting to Chris Stapleton! He is amazing! I’m going to see him in November! I can’t wait!! While you’re still reacting to country, I would Love to see y’all react to Home Free! They are an a cappella country group that won season 4 of The Sing Off! It’s kinda hard to tell ya where to start! I’m going to suggest Country Fried Pop Medley. Trust me when I say that the flood gates will open and Home Fries will pour in! 😁
No he didn't blow up on the CMA awards in 2015. He received several awards that night though. JS. And his and JT's performance was fire!!
Do “Fire Away” by Chris Stapleton... only video he had made... very powerful. Strong message.
I agree, the song by itself is awesome but when you put the story of that video with it, it becomes POWERFUL. It drags your heart into that bathtub with her.
Ya'll need to come down here to Nashville for a week or so , now true it is hard to compare to chris , there is some serious talent that unfortunately will never be discovered. Where I work is Bar called winner's Bar and Grill ( next door to loser's) and we have an event that has been going on for 9 years. Every Monday and Thursday call The Whiskey Jam. Some of the best musicians you have ever heard have played our stage. There's a band that plays Wednesday night call Justin Johnson and the suicide watch they are amazing that we may not be all that busy on a Wednesday night in Nashville, but it's worth the trip. Just a sit back have a beer and watch these guys play. But The same goes for a lot of the musicians in this town.
Yeah you need to see him live. It is amazing. This is very new.